Parents notice it right away. Their child smiles and one tooth looks wider than the rest, notched at the top, or simply too big for the space. They come to me with one question: what is that? Most of the…
A mesiodens tooth is the most common form of supernumerary (extra) tooth seen in children. It usually develops in the midline of the upper jaw, between the two permanent front teeth, and may interfere with normal tooth eruption if not…
Tooth Growing in Lower Gums is not uncommon for children to experience tooth eruption in the lower gums, a process known as teething. This usually occurs between the ages of 6 months to 3 years and can cause discomfort and…